Patriot Viper 4 Blackout Series DDR4 64GB (2 x 32GB) 3600MHz Kit

I've been using patriot memories for the past 10 years, best value for money you can get with this brand.This kit is working with the specified speed on a Z590 Ultra + i5 10600k @5ghz.

Working perfect.

Got this stick of ram to upgrade from my old 2166mhz 16GB kit since i got a ryzen system witch rely on higher ram speeds, this kit doesn't have any bells and whistles no rgb, just ram and metal and in terms of speeds, it runs stable but i couldn't get any overclocking out of it, the 32gb is nice but i never get over 20gb usage and thats when i ran forza horizon 5 and doom eternal at the same time

Easy to install, works like a tray and has my gaming PC going even faster

Yeah, non RGB is now a feature! I'm running these in my main PC, no problems.

Really reliable and fast

I got two sets of them. XMP working with no problems. I was able to lower timings to CL18 18 18 36 2T 680 on all 4 sticks. On better motherboard those sticks should get better timings and higher OC. I have Gigabyte Z390 Aorus PRO WiFi and one set working only on XMP profile 2 @3866Mhz with some manual timings tweak). Two sets working fine. if someone don't like using XMP they working with manual OC 4000Mhz CL18 18 18 36 680 2T with no issues as well.Small update: after some more tweak all 4 modules run at 4000Mhz CL16 16 16 30 285 2T @ 1.45V

When i bought these rams (2X16GB C18 PVB432G360C8K) I had an Intel CPU and everything worked as expected. Just selecting XMP profile 1 got me to the rated 3600MHz.I recently switched to Ryzen X5800 and Aorus X570 mobo and the nightmare begin...Turns out, XMP profile of these doesn't work with my mobo. It just crashes at post. I figured I'd manually overclock them. Thing is, getting the DRAM voltage to anything higher than 1.270V also instantly crashes which is weird as these rams should be able to go up to 1.5V...Turns out, they use Samsung M-die modules. And m-die is unlike any other out there... Normally, if your RAM can get to 3200Mhz at 1.3V, you'd assume to get to 3.6 Ghz, you'd have to increase the DRAM voltage to 1.4V+. Not with these... You have to go down to 1.27V.This is so counterintuitive, it didn't even occur to me to test that. Spent 2 days trying to get them to 3600 with manual OC. Finally managed to do it and they seem stable. Here are my timings if you for whatever reason have to get these to work on an AMD system.DRAM FREQ: 3600Mhz (or 1800 in some mobos)DRAM Voltage: 1.270VTimings: See the screenshotConclusion: If you're on Intel CPU, these RAMs are definitely good value. If you're on AMD, do yourself a favour and check your mobo's compatibility list and pick something that's confirmed to work.PS: Oh, Samsung M-Dies are also quite susceptible to heat. I'd recommend having one or more case fans blow air directly on top of these rams.PS2: Nevermind they don't run reliably at 3600Mhz. Memtest5 runs for hours but AIDATA's memory benchmark crashes under 5 minutes. I ended up giving these rams to a friend and buying Crucial Ballistix 4000Mhz 36GB kits. Their XMP works out of the box.

I have an older PC and wanted to upgrade RAM from 16 to 32 GB. Unfortunately, the cost of older RAM was more extensive than anticipated. I checked the compatibility list and the Patriot was there. This was a cheap and high-performing specification. It worked and never gave me a single error. Well worth the price.

I bought ram for first time ever to build my buildable PC and omg it was so easy to install. Works great 😃 the PC doesn't lag and speed is wonderful. This is a great brand for ram. Highly recommend for newbies trying to upgrade buildable PC.Great price as well.

Motherboard mpg 570x msiAvec cpu ryzen 5 3600x

Usando los chips de micron con una latencia 16-20-20-40. Son excelentes valores para estás memorias.

really great